... made them into biscuits!
Monday, 1 June 2009
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4 comments:
so what is this maam, named after King Philip also? hehehe.
does it mean, Filipinos are sweet?
u look great with your perfect smile, ma'am...take care:-)
uy uy! i read about those! how do they taste? ;-) hahahah!
haha, saw that too when we went to spain, sweet natin no?
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